The Skolkovo Moscow School of Management campus was designed by David Adjaye, whose concept the article ties to the ideas of the artist Kazimir Malevich. A groundbreaking ceremony was held on September 21, 2006. The article gives no completion date and no client, and says the school is funded by commercial activities and private investment from its 20 founders. It names no style or materials.
The main building, called The Disk, is a disk-shaped structure with four buildings of different sizes on its roof. These are a dormitory, a hotel, an administrative building and a sports center. Seven clusters inside are named after the continents and the BRIC countries.
The campus has 16 classrooms and 49 rooms for group work. The project was shown in the Russian pavilion at the 11th Venice Biennale. The article gives no hours.
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